Red dots do the job

[bandit1250]

I know most of us don't like the looks of red dot scopes on our rifles. I have put them on Marlin lever actions and they worked really well. Here is a short video on how well they can work on a hunting rifle. If you don't like hunting maybe this is not for you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGhf8445Srs

[Mags]

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Ya I don't even like the appearance of a scope on a lever action. But for bad eyes to shoot well they are for me a necessity.

I know most of us don't like the looks of red dot scopes on our rifles. I have put them on Marlin lever actions and they worked really well. Here is a short video on how well they can work on a hunting rifle. If you don't like hunting maybe this is not for you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGhf8445Srs

[Lyman]

I sometimes run a red dot on my H001. I have to ask though. Are the wild boar any good to eat? I have had all kinds of meat including bear. But never tried boar.

[North Country Gal]

Been using red dot for years on my rifles. Definitely easy to use on rifles, even compared to how easy they are to use on handguns. I like the more traditional tube style red dots. They look like mini scopes and not quite as tactical looking as some of the AR style red dots. Here's the excellent UltraDot 25 on a Marlin 30-30.

[Ojaileveraction]

Sweet rifle NGC!

[Steve51]

Been using red dot for years on my rifles. Definitely easy to use on rifles, even compared to how easy they are to use on handguns. I like the more traditional tube style red dots. They look like mini scopes and not quite as tactical looking as some of the AR style red dots. Here's the excellent UltraDot 25 on a Marlin 30-30.

I put an Ultradot 25 on my Ruger Super Blackhawk Hunter revolver and was very satisfied. I have been thinking about putting one on a rifle and giving it a try. Posts like these just fuel the fever. Thanks guys and gals.

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[bandit1250]

NCG, The UltraDot 25 looks right at home on the 336 Marlin. They look bad when they get the huge tactical look and lose the small compact size. Those guys on the video I posted are good with moving targets with the red dot type scopes. Is the UltraDot 25 still available?

[markiver54]

Definitely sparks my interest!!

[North Country Gal]

The UltraDot 25 has been my bread and butter red dot for many years and, yes, UltraDot is still very much in business. In fact, there's a new Gen 2 version with a smaller 2 MOA dot, now. Keep in mind that these are not cheap red dots. You will pay as much for one as a decent scope, but trust me when I say, these are as magnum proof as an optic can get. Have used them on some horrific recoiling Encore and Contender handguns and have never had a single failure.

[markiver54]

The UltraDot 25 has been my bread and butter red dot for many years and, yes, UltraDot is still very much in business. In fact, there's a new Gen 2 version with a smaller 2 MOA dot, now. Keep in mind that these are not cheap red dots. You will pay as much for one as a decent scope, but trust me when I say, these are as magnum proof as an optic can get. Have used them on some horrific recoiling Encore and Contender handguns and have never had a single failure.

IF...I keep the crazy 500 mag I have and decided to take on its abuse, do you think the "UltraDot" would be a good fit, and hold up if I decided to hook up with my club to black bear hunt next season? Just curious...may never happen. ?